Overview
What is MCP Server Pool?
MCP Server Pool is a repository containing multiple practical MCP service implementations and a tutorial for developing MCP services from scratch. It includes services for Git operations, Google Sheets and Docs, Jenkins, and filesystem operations.
How to use MCP Server Pool?
Each service is in its own directory under mcp-servers/. Deployment requires Python 3.10+ and the FastMCP library. Configuration and invocation details per service are described in each subdirectory.
Key features of MCP Server Pool
- Git operations (init, commit, branch, remote, credentials)
- Google Sheets and Docs interaction (list, download, update, auth)
- Jenkins project management (list, build, status, terminate)
- Filesystem operations (read, write, copy, move, delete)
- Tutorial covering MCP fundamentals and first service creation
Use cases of MCP Server Pool
- Automate Git workflows through an MCP client
- Read and update Google Sheets or Docs via a model
- Trigger and monitor Jenkins builds from chat
- Perform file read/write and management tasks in conversation tools like Cherry Studio
FAQ from MCP Server Pool
What runtime environment does MCP Server Pool require?
Python 3.10+ and the FastMCP library are required.
Are the file operations safe to use?
File operations are real and irreversible; especially deletion must be handled with caution.
Does MCP Server Pool include authentication for Google services?
Yes, the Google Sheets service uses Google service account authentication.
Is there a tutorial for creating new MCP services?
Yes, a complete "from 0 to 1" tutorial is located in the tutorial/ directory.
How should I contribute a new service?
Each module must be in a separate directory with lowercase hyphenated names, and must not include project framework files.
